Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 93411 total results. Showing results 38041 to 38060 «189919001901190219031904190519061907Next ›Last » Police ‘burdened’ by lack of experienced officers Inexperienced officers will make up nearly 40 per cent of the police workforce by next year, a report has warned. The Times - Subscription at source 25/3/2022 News The Kumanjayi Walker murder case echoes a long history of police violence against First Nations people AUSTRALIA: In November 2019, Police Constable Zachary Rolfe was charged with murder after fatally shooting Warlpiri teenager Kumanjayi Walker in the Northern Territory. The Conversation 25/3/2022 Feature World-first sees Queensland Police, the community and technology team up to target hooning AUSTRALIA: In what is believed to be a world-first, the Queensland Police Service has become the largest user of Axon Citizen by implementing a technology product that allows the community to easily upload digital evidence such as video footage and photographs to the Police Service. Queensland Government (Australia) 25/3/2022 News Northern Territory man charged with multiple online child abuse related offences AUSTRALIA: A Northern Territory (NT) man has been charged with 12 counts of child abuse-related offences by the NT Joint Anti Child Exploitation Team (JACET). Australian Federal Police (AFP) 25/3/2022 News Mongrel Mob member charged, firearms seized, in Wairoa NEW ZEALAND: A patched member of the Mongrel Mob has been arrested, and four firearms seized, following an incident in Wairoa that led to the armed offenders squad being called. Stuff (New Zealand) 25/3/2022 News Drones spark warning NEW ZEALAND: Balclutha police have followed their North Otago colleagues in warning about keeping an eye out for drones which may be scoping out farms for potential burglaries. Otago Daily Times (New Zealand) 25/3/2022 News Licensed firearms owners to Police: ‘It’s not personal’ NEW ZEALAND: The Council of Licensed Firearm Owners (COLFO) annual survey of members for 2021 shows that while confidence in Police ability to administer firearms laws is low, the unhappiness is with the system, not individual officer’s general conduct. Voxy.co.nz 25/3/2022 News MOPAC Victims Strategic Needs Assessment Our research found that the victim services commissioned by MOPAC are having a positive impact on the victim’s ability to cope and recover. Specialist services, for example, provide the victim with choice and access to bespoke specialist support where this is required. Crest Advisory 25/3/2022 Report Data shows Met Police suffer 34,000 assaults over five years Nearly 34,000 police officers have been attacked in London since PC Keith Palmer was killed in the Westminster Bridge terror attack five years ago this week. Express 25/3/2022 News Rape victims face a postcode lottery from police and the courts Shocking new figures have exposed how rape victims face a postcode lottery from police and the courts. Mail Online 25/3/2022 News ‘Not living in real world!’ Fury as new police recruits complain of ‘feeling sick’ in car Newly recruited police officers are complaining of "feeling sick" during emergency blue light runs and see parents "moan when they are late off work". Express 25/3/2022 News Child Q: Met Police officers strip-search thousands of children and majority are from ethnic backgrounds Met police officers strip search thousands of children and majority are from ethnic backgrounds. i News 25/3/2022 News What is the state of policing in Wales? In a one-off evidence session, the Welsh Affairs Committee will hear from senior officers from the four Welsh police forces UK Parliament 25/3/2022 News Former Met detective barred from policing after relationship with abuse victim Joseph Gilligan resigned from the Met in February 2021. Express & Star 25/3/2022 News Sexual and Gender Minorities’ Positive and Negative Experiences With Law Enforcement We sought to catalog ways in which law enforcement personnel (LEP) interact with sexual and gender minority (SGM) people and identify LEP behaviors associated with positive and negative SGM experiences. In Study 1, 160 SGM individuals from one community responded to open-ended survey questions in which they described positive and negative experiences with LEP. Qualitative content analysis yielded three categories of positive and six categories of negative characteristics of experiences with LEP. In Study 2, responses from Study 1 were used to develop a 30-item preliminary version of the INDIGO, an inventory of SGM people’s experiences with LEP; the preliminary INDIGO was piloted with 59 participants from selected communities in the nine US Census divisions to gain perspectives of SGM people in a diverse range of geographic and political environments. Journal of Police and Criminal Psychology - Registration at source 25/3/2022 Research article Police use of force data shows work to be done on race front, activist says CANADA: An activist in London's Black community says she's not surprised to see that for the second straight year, Black and Indigenous people are disproportionately represented as subjects in police use of force reports. CBC News (Canada) 25/3/2022 News Chief of police clears up comments on elimination of licence plate stickers after backlash CANADA: Chief Andrew Fletcher and the police board support saving money, but question the removal of an important tool while keeping the rest of the licence plate process the same. [AUDIO] Bradford Today (Canada) 25/3/2022 News Strengthening laws banning female genital mutilation CANADA: To better protect the health and safety of women and girls, Alberta’s government is strengthening existing laws that ban female genital mutilation in the province. Alberta Law Enforcement Review Board 25/3/2022 News Top Mayo GAA Club host talk to reveal truth of illegal drug use REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Castlebar Mitchels GAA Club is to host a talk for parents of the players, especially younger players, entitled ‘Don’t Tune Out To Drugs’. The Connaught Telegraph (Ireland) 25/3/2022 News 24-hour Garda presence tackles antisocial behaviour in Eyre Square REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: A 24-hour Garda presence has been assigned to Eyre Square to deal with ongoing antisocial behaviour issues. Connacht Tribune (Republic of Ireland) 25/3/2022 News «189919001901190219031904190519061907Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
